> Jeroen wrote- > > I can't tell you exactly where I'd draw the line, but > > something like relocating entire city populations to > > save one species of bird from extinction would definitely > > be on the other side of that line. The Quabbin (?sp) Resevoir in Massachusetts was formed by flooding an area that required moving something like 15-20 towns. They even moved all the graves in the towns to a large new graveyard. Considering the discussion we have been having, I would love to be able to pull up the C-Span coverage of that meeting (but as I recall it was pre-tv, or at least pre-color/cable). Dee
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